The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
JOEY B GETS THERE.
Our Memphis Puppy Wins the Derby
The Young Setter Does Up" His
Pointer Rival, Go Bang.
His First Work on the Trial Field
Promises a Brilliant Future.
Jean Vatican, of Memphis, Defeats
the Great Daisy F, Of Nashville.
A Brief Biography of These Winners
Given-The Judging Remarkably
Satisfactory-The Alleged
Setter Stakes Begun.
snccInl nI.nntch 10 the Arrcnl.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
HIGu PoINr, y. c., Nov. 9j.-The East
ern field trials Derby was concluded today
at noon, and the Alleged setter stake be-
gun.
Through the entire Derby, general salts !
faction was given 10y the judges and the |
winner was universally pronounced to be |
the best dog in the stake, and justly cnti- !
tied TO iirt place and money. We win not |
give Il detailed report of the heat between
Go Bang and Ossan, who were competing
at the close OF last evening, and continued
this morning. 1t was fine heat. Go
Bang won.
Joey Il and Go Bang then competed for
the honor Of winning the much coveted
Eastern Derby. Joey Il proved more than
match for the brilliant pointer, and de-
fcatcd him right royalty.
In runningoG for second and third place
Go Bang Won second. Ossian and Water
ford divided third.
Thus ended the largest Derby stake ever
run i'm this country. As usual, the Mem
phis dogs are ahead.
THE WINNER.
Joey II is an unusually handsome black,
white and'tan English setter, owned by
the Memphis d Avcnt kennel, OF this city
lie is by thciriamous champion, Rodcrgo,
out OF the Mcssis. Bryson's Lillian, who IL
n field trial and bench show runner in
many contests, aud * considered by many
the best English setter bitch in America.
From such Il sire and dam brilliant per-
formers like Joey Is must De expected. I'm
appearance joey Il IL almost a reprint OF
the celebrated champion, Paul Gladstone.
ALL AGED SITTER STAKE.
The judges in this stake are: u. G. Bur
genital, Washington \. Caster and II. b.
Burger.
The first heat in this stake was between
Joe h, owned by Mr.. q. II. Boyden, sails.
bury. y. c., and Nellie II, black, white
and tan bitch, owned by G. Fred Craw-
ford, Pawtuckct, Il. l., and handled 10y
Tallmon.
This was not brilliant heat. Joe b had
much the better speed and range, winning
the heat easily.
The next heat was between the ccle-
bmted liver and white bitch, Daisy i
tGl,am-Dcanl, owned 10y Mcssrs. Dudley
md Fisher Nashville, Tenn, and the
black. white and tan dog, Jean Vatican
Nlinpo-Twin Maud, owned by the Mem
phis * Aycnt kennel, Memphis, Tenn.
No two dogs IN the stake could have been
pitteI against each other that would have
created moru intense Interest. DAISY i
has n national reputation 10y virtue OF her
grand performances last season IN the
Easl,rn and also in the National trials,
where she won second 10 Bob Gates, iirst
She has been the subject ol many heated
controversies IN the sporting papers since
that time and Is matched Tor several races
with "hluc bloods' 10 hc run after III,
trials OF this season. She is a part nallN'
setter.
Jean Vatican also enjoys considerable,
rrputation. he un up to and competed
Tor lint place IN the Eastern Derby last sea
son. but Was defeated. lie won third u
the stake. though terribly out Of condi
tion and had not had ten days work 81
Quail before starting in the mcc lie va
considered one 81 the most promising
Young dp.S II l9st season. Palsy va
handled los Mr. II. I. Rose and Jean Val
Jean by Mr. J. " Aycnt
Ia this heat Jean Vatican worked brill
iauly from start a. finish, showing M
pcrior nose throughout the race, oui
worked Daisy in co'ics and single birds
nnd had m0rr speed and style. Jean Wo
with lots 10 spare over what Is considCr
one oi the bcst field bitches IN America
Jean o. halibmihor OF Rodrigo and
gmud-1n 81 old Gladstone.
The Third heat WIS between the hlacl
white and tan dog tlosirr lbashin
RoycrTrinkcO owned 10y Mr.. J. ]
nr,sc, TuXcdo Park y. Y, handled b
Mr.. Charlie Tucker. stanton, Tenn, an
the black. white and tan bitch, taaig
Mae b., ChicnI, owned by Col J.. ]
Pray, Glcnwool Springs, Col Glosier "a
with considerable credit, and made GRE
reputation here last season, dividing sc
ond in the alleged stake. $500.
This was an Interesting heat Of thir'
minutcg In which GlUstcr showed be-
range and style, also better judgment
birds.
tan dog Nat Goodwin iodirgo-Bo Peep
oNurd by the Memphis q ANcnt kc
mel. handled los !. VI. AycnI and u
ORANGE and white bitch, Ruby BuCkcllc'
Burkcllew. Bimstoncl, owned by Mr.
". Stcnicnbugh, Davenport, Ia, ne
Nat Goodwin worked brilliantly, a.
easily defeated Ruby, who lately We
second In the western trials.
The ncXihmcr fifth heat was the blar
white and tan dog ROYAL Prince SRA
\ t,r.NoNrltyl. owned hy I. Leonard, Ia
tuckot n. l.. handled 10y Tlbnan, N
the blpck. white and tan bitch Belle
Piedmont IDashing Roycr.llanccI, own
by Edward Dexter, Boston, Mass handl
by McMurls
i Belle OF Piedmont enjoys considcral
reputation, and has always run magnliicc
7 heats. She divided second In the Alag
Z stake here last season. $500.
Il This was very tame heat inwhich w
work was done. Belle, having speed, ran
aud style In hCt favor Won.
This closed the running Tor thcday.
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